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”Despicable Me” rang up just over $60 Million over the weekend to take the top spot.  ”Twilight” came in second at over $33 Million while the new ”Predators” movie came in third at $25 Million.

Although it wasn’t in the Top 3 ”Toy Story 3” continued it’s domination in it’s fourth week by passing the $340 Million dollar mark.  A huge total for the Pixar franchise.

Check out the entire list here at BoxOfficeMojo.com.

An average of 19.6 million viewers tuned in for the ”American Idol” season finale last night.  This was down 14.7% from last years season finale.

There are a bunch of reasons why the ratings may have dropped.  The talent wasn’t as good, the season seemed longer than normal, or maybe people are just getting tired of the show.

At the end of the day Lee won, Crystal stood tall and Simon walked away.  We’ll have to wait and see what happens to the show without it’s biggest star in Simon next year.  Until then, congratulations Lee.

Check out a related story from billboard.com here.

Although Shrek didn’t bring in the totals it was hoping for, it still propped up the numbers for the entire weekend.  ”Robin Hood” dropped below ”Iron Man 2” again, which doesn’t bode well for it meeting it’s budget total.

Check out the Top 5 with the associated totals;

1)  ”Shrek Forever After” – $70.5 Million

2)  ”Iron Man 2” – $26 Million

3)  ”Robin Hood” – $18.7 Million

4)  ”Letters to Juliet” – $9 Million

5)  ”Just Wright” – $4 Million

Check out the entire list here from boxofficemojo.com.

It was followed up by the opening weekend of ”Robin Hood” starring Russell Crowe.  Rounding out the Top 3 was ”Letters to Juliet” in it’s opening weekend.

Check out the Top 5;

”Iron Man 2” – $52 Million

”Robin Hood” – $36 Million

”Letters to Juliet” – $13.5 Million

”Just Wright” – $8 Million

”How to Train your Dragon” – $5 Million

Check out the entire list here at boxofficemojo.com

It has been reported that ”Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” had it’s budget cut by one-third.  Not only is the majority of the big name cast not returning; Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightley.  But they are no longer going to shoot in the Caribbean.  They are looking for more cost-effective places to film.  The talks are between Hawaii and London.

So that goes to show, even top dollar producing films like the ”Pirates” saga are feeling the heat of the downturn.

Check out the article here by Yahoo.com.

1) How to Train your Dragon – $15,000,000+
2) The Back-Up Plan – $12,250,000
3) Date Night – $10,000,000+

Last weeks number 5 movie grossed more than this weeks number one. Maybe it was the lack of a blockbuster lining people up at the gates, or even the beginning of Spring fever making people want to spend time out of the movie theater. Whatever the case is, movie executives hope this trend doesn’t last another weekend.

Check out the entire list here from boxofficemojo.com.

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Now, that make two adult Gosselins that have been turned down by quasi-porno industry.

Earlier in the year Jon Gosselin was rejected by Playgirl magazine. Now, Kate has been rejected by Playboy. Apparently Hef isn’t a big Kate fan.

”I don’t think she’s a celebrity.” Hugh said when asked about the rejection. Ouch…

Check out the entire story here at cnn.com.

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The movie starring Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes and others raked in a whopping $61 Million over the Easter weekend.

Tyler Perry’s ”Why did I get married too” came in second with a respectable $30 Million and ”How to train your Dragon” slid in third at just under $30 Million.

It remains to be seen how long the ”Clash” can keep up the pace, but you can call Week #1 a great success.

You can check out the entire list from boxofficemojo.com here.

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